Ryobi impact driver bit holder with built-in magnets
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A Ryobi impact drill bit holder that includes cavities for built-in 6x2 magnets to help keep the bits secured in place.
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This is a remix of @Laguit's bit holder model that adds cavities for built-in 6x2 round magnets (Gridfinity standard-sized magnets) to help keep the bits securely in place. I found that after some use, the cavities for the bits loosened somewhat, and the bits would fall out if the drill was tilted forwards. The addition of the magnets helps keep them seated so I didn't have to keep printing new holders every so often.
To insert the magnets, you will need to insert a pause at layer 10, press-fit the magnets, then resume the print. I have included an Orca Slicer project with the pause pre-defined. You'll want to press the magnets down hard until they're seated and flat before resuming your print.
For each side, you will need:
- 3x 6x2 magnets
- 1x M3x14 screw
- 1x M3 nut
- 1x M3 washer (optional)
Drill pictured is model PBLID02.